Hanyao Fu (White and White Version)

"Han Kiln Ode" is said to have been written by Lu Mengzheng, a famous official in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is a classic prose that exhorts and satirizes the world. This book adopts the form of contrast between text and white. The original text is neat and majestic, and the translation is easy to understand and has smooth rhythm. "Han Kiln Fu" takes the author's own experience as the starting point, and the ups and downs of life from the downturn in the cold kiln to the high position as a clue, connecting the rise and fall of many famous people in history, expounding the fatalistic thought of "life and death, wealth and honor are in heaven", and also implies the wisdom of life of "cultivate one's character when times are bad, and follow the trend when times are good". The article not only contains emotions about the impermanence of fate, the ups and downs of wealth and poverty, but also has insights into the ups and downs of the world, and the ups and downs of human relationships. The language is concise and powerful, and the meaning is far-reaching.